The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports it's the fifth time a farmed animal in the deer family has tested positive for the fatal brain and nervous system disease. The most recent incident happened near Oronoco in 2009.

The board says the Department of Natural Resources will likely test wild white-tailed deer in the area this fall.

CWD was also found last fall in a wild deer shot in southeastern Minnesota. Earlier this year, the DNR reported that tests on deer taken by hunters over the fall and winter turned up no new cases.